"Gunkl" does not have a direct translation as it is likely a proper noun, possibly a name or a specific term. If you provide more context or additional text, I would be happy to assist you further!

Somehow, we humans are quite tightly gripped by auxiliary verbs. Not the words themselves, but what they describe strongly determines the terrain in which our actions take place; can, must, and want. Those who know and can do everything but want nothing will do nothing. Well, unless they have to. But then they will only do it until they no longer have to. And if they know and can do everything, they will arrange it so that they have to do less and less, and over time, they will do nothing at all. And living like that, well, you really have to want it... Got it? If not, then let's move on to the most recent, rather chaotic attempt by "Gunkl" Günther Paal to talk about order!
Gunkl is the "philosopher among cabaret artists," a "brain acrobat" in whose spell the audience enjoys the pleasure of thinking to the fullest. Artists and visitors literally lose themselves in a world of thoughts where everything is allowed that Gunkl has not forbidden. The passionate stage performer is a versatile player throughout the German-speaking world; he impresses with minimalist aesthetics and, by the way, is also a great musician.